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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-30

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-30

Condition OF the Wool Trade Country Mar.
ksts Excited-Business In Metals.
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UlNcIhNAIl, q, May s. Flour strong, Whca,
hFm; No, rcd ssu; receipts Il ,O.U uutnels; shin.
MSnh s.on bushe!s. Corn, wax nnd lower; No,
quiet AID easier: 40 = 6s Pork QUIET nj SIS &
Lard .U"eF al b 3SaG,ivc bulk Inenls and bacon
quiet anu ut'eil .nscd. ,nhlky quiet aud iIrm
s,.rS o1' naife!s oi finished goods ona bass Of a OS
buiIeI, Sugar aud cheese easy, trry tirm AT iHN
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-05
WORLDS yIsIBLK APPLY.

The N York financial Ohronicle
OF September 81 gives the follow q
hgures: Total visible rnpply. 1918.
687 bales. against l,097,.07 in 1855.
These figures indicate an incIelse OF
cotton In sigkt OF d q $40 balee, a. com.
pared with tho sans date in 1888, Rud
an increase Of so, 425 hales as com pared
with same date la 1885.
At noon: Liv Up )ol spots were
quiet and unchanged Sales, 81 90 bales.
Of which American $500 bates. Re-.
ceipta, 1000 bales, OF which Americ an
300 bales. Closing quotat ous were
az follows: Ordinary, 4id; good ordi.
nary, o LIED low middiing, 81 ! :goou
middling, 81 middling uplAnds, 81 4;
middl ng Ofleans, SD.
Futures opened steady at decline
and closed steady, az follows;
The prices srr given In pence and
"a his, thus: 4 90 means 4 SO 64d; aud
3 Oi means 3 l64i.
pm: September, 8 241, sellers
September OCTOBER, 8 10, sellers; DC
tober. November, 8 0sd, sellers; No.
vember.D, c mber, B O0d, sellers; De
cember Janusry, b O6i, buyers; Janu
ary February, 8 05d, buyers; February.
Mach, . 06d, seller (; NJ rch April,
bO8l, buytri;April-May o O9i, buyers.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-05

easy and 1c lower. The ms,ket
opened firm and trading Was light :
suspension # Onica,o quot stions had
no feet. No Q red, cash, 6S@8sic
Ssptember, 69a969sc, closiar a, esic
October, 7ilq7l}i, Going at lie:
November, 72sc December. 74Sta74lc.
closing at 40; May, S2@s2sc, cins,ne
At S?tc. Corn tirmar; cash, 37kS
3stc; September, S7i@SSc, closing Al
SS (; Oetober, Ssi@Sss, closing at
883c; November, SO g3Stc, clos NJ at
9Sto; May, 4l@ils ), c Using at 4lic.
Oats nominal; Cash, 2Stc; Seots m.
ber, 2SiC; DC OBJ, ], '24ic; November,
2t1; May, s9ai. Rye nominsl at 49c.
Hay firm; prime timothy, Sl3@lo so;
prairie, $40 so Bran firm NJ 69}c.
Oornmsal etesdv al s. 1902 20. ks-
ceipts-Flour, 1000 brls; wheat, 49,.
600 bu; corn, 81, 900 bu; oats, 81 900
bu; rye, 1000 bu; barley, $4,000 Blu.
Shipmsnts-Flour, 1000 brls wheat,
5000 ou; corn, 1900 bu; oats, 5000
bu; rye, none; barley, none.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-05
aR0CERIEs.

suGAR-Cofise, 6tC9Sic; yellow clar.
i6hd, Ste; tecondr, bl@8c; refined A,
6i@6ti; Uanultted, 7ci powdered,
7.e; cot loaf, 7ie. Firm.
Rics-Louisiana, 4lC95ic; Carolina,
6I@6ic.
OAsDIEs-slicks, all sizes, In boxes,
psils aui bsneIs, Hobo.
o FpER-Oommo pic; ordinary
20.@2lc; fair, 22@22ic; prime RIO,
81, choice to fancy, 28l@2ic;
Did government, 2g@32c. srolg.
sALr-0nio river, 81 l6al 20 per
barrel; Saginaw. 81 25C9l IS per bar
rel; eack' ine, 81 35C9l 90; coarsa,
81 l0@l Is; pocksts, bleacLed,
2i97d.
MrLASs - Lpuisans, common 10
lar, 2C9SOc; prime 10 choice, 10000
syrup 2DCal0o centrifugal, common 70
fair. 25Cg2Sc: prime TO choice, 4e946c
fancy, 3bC9tio. FINN.
Nkw 0RLRAss, September 3.--supsr
finer; op.n kettle fully fair, 81
good fair, 81
NEwY oKK September 3.-Cotiee, spo,
fair; BIO q m at 2ii; options
opened 10 points lover and dull, clos.
ins firm sales. 1900 bass; October,
SIS 35Cal8 a.; Dec mb-r. fl8 65Ca
Is 50; January, els 60alS 90, Feb.
rury, SIS 10; Mach. SIS 10; A rii
els %; May, sls sO@ls o.. sugai
hfm and qliel; refined active and
rong; wbie extra O,5 8 l8A5i
STANDARD A Sic; g,snulated, y $3.50
etc; RICE, quiet aud q m.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-05
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
Money s Per Cent. New York Ex-
change Is Premium.
esttsu Steady - Midditng Cotton,
o5<e = sales To-day 1000
Bales.

ArrHAL 0yrIcH, I
slvsssAY EvESISe. September 8. 1887.
The money market remains I'M.
shsnged, with losnsble funds frm and
rates 8 per cent.
The Memphis cotton market closed
steady, with fales at 1000 bslee, ex.
por.ers taking $50 and spinners $50
bales. Several foreign buyers, recently
returned from Liverpool, have COM
nsnced purchasing for their respective
markets New Orleans spots closed
weak and Irregular September fut.
ures declined 7 points and the new
srop months 7 to 6 points. The Liv.
erpool maiket closed unchanged, with
futures Of 3 TO 8 points. Spots In New
York are Arm and unchanged; futures
slosed quiet, September of 0 points
and the new crop months of IL pointr.
The New York Exchange will be
closed tomorrow, Monday, the 9th
instant.
The latest New York news as to
groceries indicates fair trading In cot.
fee, more interest in tea, and continued
general fmoess for all sweets, with
refined, sugsr ftsctionslly higher. A
u. Louis dispatch tonight etates that
no Chiosgo quotations were received,
quotations having been suspended, 30
that the rssults In Western and South.
western bucket shops could be oh.
served.
The %, Louis Exchange regards the
action as insulting, intimatiug, asst did,
that the Exchange had been furnish.
ing the bscket chops with Chicago
quotations. Business was not sus.
pended, however,, as plenty Of private
dispatches we're received during the
day. II is said the Exchange will take
no action in the matter, but will main.
tain q dign Asd silence, and will neither
ask for an explanation nor renewal
81 the quotations.
IMP KITS.
Seventy .thres brls apples, 100 pkgs
butter, 1858 rolls begging, rs pks bs-
con, 39S pks boots and shoss. 1000 bu.
corn, 400 pkgs cheese, los sks coffee,
so SKIS eoIIon seed. ITO pkgs dry
goods, 50 pkgs eggs, sa2 bris -four, 81
bales hsy, 46 pkgs hats, rs head
sattle, 40 head horsss and mulee, 800
pkgs lard, "a 1000 feet lumber, % pkss
liquore, DO brls lime, $50 brls meal,
1000 b1 Gate, 80 bris onions, 1926 brls
potatoes, 4 cars pork sidee, 100 pkgs
rice. o2o brls sugar, All pkgs tobacco
60 bu wheat.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-05
GENERAL TRADE.
HRgADsTUYYs.

CoRSEaAL-S and ard, 81 80; pearl,
IS 26Cg3 IS; roller, 81 6OC92 20, quiei.
HAI-Onoice, from store, SOC I:
car load IRON levee or depot, Sl7;
prime, from sore, s5c; Car 10 d
i'nm levee or depot, SIC 90; prairie,
rom store, 45labOc; car load from
leyee or depot, s. so.
BRAr-From sior', sj@90s; from
levee or depot, fl5 80.
CoRs-from store, white, 60c;
mired, $40; from levee or depot, white,
In bu,k, 54(955c; 10 sacks, $50; MIXED,
In bull, 30 in sacks, $50.
0As-Ffom store, white, $50
mixed, So; from leves or depot, white,
10 bulK, 3bc; In sacks, 36S; mixed,
In bulk, 3lG; In sacks, $50.
RJOUR-From store, common, SO I5Cd
3 So; family, s. SOFAS 90; choice,
s. 1908 so; fancy, Is 9jC94 10; extra
fancy, "a 2O(94 80; patents, 81 1905
Hlesdy.
BEiSs-Navy, 90 %; medium. o..
oATnEAL-In hall barrels, t2Cg3 %
from store.
CRLcKERs-Soda, extra. &c; soda
treble extra, 4io; ezra, 70. ging !
snaps, extra 90; assorted jambles, l0C.
CRACKED WHKAr-In hall barrels
n 20 from store.
HosrsY AND GRIrs-From store, 81
C93 20.
KANSAS CRY, Mo-. September s.
Wheat seldy; M. 2s q, este asked
Torn weaker; No. 2, ossh. 35ic bid
Sbic asked; 0s'obe', 35ie bid, 38,
ssIed May, 3Sic bid, sole asked
Dat, 22ic.
VI Loun, No., September a.-Toui
quist STEADY md unohsAssd. Whsa
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-05
PROvlHlONA.

BUrrxR-Butterine, 14@l5; cream
cry, 259SOc; dairy, 23c; country but
ter. l6,a 21c.
Hoe PRoDucrs-Strong; mess pork,
new, 3l7 30; old, 3l5 80; sugar cured
hams, 100 Sic; breakfast bacon, llia
l2tc; clear NIB sides, bacon, 9ic; G ear
side bacon, l0c; bacon shou lders,
7tc; bulk pork, clear sides, 9Sc: Q ear
rio sides, Slc;. loug clear, sac;
shoulders, 63i, etripe, 10.
LARD-Iisrces, Ole; half barrels,
7sc; kegs, 7tc; choice kettle, Si@sic.
Firm.
CHKEss fats, -; New
York factory, none; full cream, l4@
l5c; Young American, l6c.
Pros FRRr-B,rrels, " so; half bar.
rels, SO rs; kegs, 81 10.
POULTRY Chickens qulst; tpring,
Fl SOFAS ~; old hens, 81 1908 90.
ST.. LOUIS, Mo, September 3.-Pro-
visions strong. Pork irregular; new,
sl5 Lard, 20 35. Dry salt meats
boxed shoulders S. 90; long
clear, IS 37.; clear ribs, IS so; short
clear ,f8 67t(9S75 Bacon--Doxr a shout.
ders, IS l2t; long clear, 80 1000 l2t
clear ribs, 80 l2i; short clear, 81 l2t.
Hams STEADY, l2tdl4i. Eggs firm; Sc.
Batter unchanged creamery, 2l926s;
dairy, l6@2lc.
CHICAGO, ILL September 3-Provis.
ions exhibited moderate sc'iyity,
hut the feeling was weak ard prices
ruled lower on all ths leading deecrip.
lions. There wa rather more pyee.
sure TO sell by bo'h local and outeide
parties, while the demand was light
and msinly ON shorts, The demand
on chipping account was only fair AID
the offerings were moderate. Sales
we're fair 81 about former prices. The
receipts Of products were moderate
and the deliveries qlite large, o..
peciallv " meats o 'toher lard opened
At 80 1905 Az and declined 10 SO 40,
add advanced TO % at, reacted 10
80 81 end closed STEADY at SO ana
34.i Short ribs range At IS 32l@
4 40 and closed steady a IS 32} M,sf
pork, for the year, was q Iiet and
quotable al Gil 759ll 80. Dash quo
tstions were a. follows: Mess pork,
per hbl, sl6@l5 rs; lard, per 100 lbs,
SO 40; short RIB sides, loose, IS 32l
dry saltsd shoulders, boxed, s. 81;
short clear sides, boxed, s. 40C4s As
TIE leading futures ranged az followe
Mes pork, per bbl-Year opened vt
-, highest $l2; lowest fil so,
closing at -; J.nuaiy opened nj
$l2 50, highest fl2 80, lowest sl2 40
O osipg O. si2 40. Lard. per 100 lbs
September opened at 50 4 4, bigheet
20 "a. lowest 50 40, closing q,
s. 40; October opened at ~ So
highest ~ 40, lowest 81 37i, CLOSING
at 10 40; November opsr ed at So 45
highsst 81 As, lowest So 40, closiDg II
80 40; January opened at So 50
highest 81 SIS, lowest 20 50, closing al
f8 30. Snort RIBS, per 100 lbs Sep
iemhsr opened at IS 32t, highes,
IS 37i, lowest IS 3yt. closing at IS 1924
01toDer opened at s. 40. highest as ~,
l,wett Is 32I, closing At IS S2i
Janusry open d at 10 42i, high 8,
80 As. lowest 50 AZ, closing at So 40
On ths Produce Exchange tod,y the
butter market VS. 90 k at l8(a23c for
creamery and lb@l9s Tor daiiy. Eggs
were faifly Arm ~ l39l3io.
L
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-05
HOUSEHOLD SUPPLIES.

APPLRs-Ke tucky stock, % 5OCa3
per barrel dried aDples, Sc per pound
from store. Died peaches, 6lo from
store.
vsomABLEs-oaious, g. 1908 from
store. CanhpRe, Northern, s4@i rs
per crate, tl2 80 per 40 Kmui, oar.
rels, 50; ball bar Gle, s.. Garlic, Oh per
100
FaUrr-OrAnges, IS 90 per boz; lem.
ona, IS 5OCg4 80 per box; ensier.
Bsnsnas, 81 bOC92 10 per bunch.
NUr,-Ooooa1uls, B per l0J. Pea.
nus-Virglula, g.; Tennessee IA m.
ers' stlcs, 39if; roasted, 2io righsr I;
shell d, i0c. Pecans-Texa', 7CalOc
RAfsIss LONDON ayep, 90; layets,
~ 70; q Iiiornia, 81 10.
PIcELss-In "a, pin's, o5c; quarts,
81 50; hall gallo1s. ~ rs; gAllons,
% rs; loose, barrels, az 90. ba
barrols, a. 25j mixed, barrels, $40 30;
m xsd, hal barrels, 20.
Eads-Sieady, 100 &c.
POrAT NJ Firm, selling, a. $50
2 70 pr barrel.
CiDgR New York, % 30 per barrel
and o. 80 per hall barrel.
FIsH-M scksre, half barrels, No. 1.
90 25; Ni2, 81 IS; No 3, IS; lob
li', No. l, 81; N. 2, 95o; No 3, 500.
Dry heuingi, family, 25i per box.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-05
GENERAL NEWS.

GENERAL NEWS.
CLEAR and warn.
QUtkT on the leyee.
FoUR boats leaving today.
The packets brought good trips.
TINS Onickasaw goes 10 White river
Wednesday.
THR G,yosa leaves Thursday even.
Ing for TiptOnyille.
The government steamer Emma
Eiberldge Ia still In port.
TnK City Of Cairo sas eIptct 10
pass here last night on hei way 10 st.
l. uis.
THs Anchor line psckets le! viz q
here tom PROV are the Afkansas City
for vlcksourg, and the Belle Memphis
for ~. Louis.
THI White and Arkanlas river
packets land at the wharfboat, whore
the tfilce I the steamers plying those
stF,a IL located. The telephone
number 10 81.
TuE Coahoms, Capt. Claggeti, leaves
At b O'clock this evening for Helena,
Fhsrs Point and the bends. VIM.
Ashford, Lee Oummins and George
Cunningham are her clerks.
rms | dependent packet 7. d. Sims,
leaves here this evening Tor Csiro,
NJ. Loris aud way points. Capt. T. b
: ms commands, with Msasfs. Charles
Il lgerald and Clem. Nolte Ia the
tfiiOe.
THE Rene Mscresdy, Capt. Higgins,
leaves hero ut 0 o'clock this evening
for q I'D Dus', 05c, ola aud way points
on the upper coast Vim. smiiher,
Sd. Wheeler and Charley Leitwich
are her clerta
Col HusTKR Bss JEsKEs has ten.
der d tbs mayor, Dr. Francs, the
st-amer Wyoming, FREQ Of charge, ~
tske 7 esident Olsve and and party
out on the river up aud dowh the city
front during bis ylslg Al n. Louis.
TnH win S. HAys, Ospt FRpk NJ.
Oayt n, lesvee he q. b O'Clock tina
evening fr He'ena, Tenens, Don.
oordia, Arkansas O ty and all way land.
ings. Gap, William B abker IL chisi
clsik, and is assisted by Lew Price and
II Try Beet.
TnE City Of Providence, from n,
Louie, psB,ed 10 Vicksburg With q good
TIP ble Dut OF here 1888 packages,
Inc ding S3l barrels Of Our, 200 bar
res mrai, 81 boxes meat, 1853 T1llt
bageiDR, z ba os OF cotton and ~ racks
citton seed. She added here 80 lont
Of fee ght.
RlvsR msu, especially thoge who
navigate the Muskingnm, will b,
gsd 70 learn tina, the locks and d,mi
are b be- pat In thorough repair. The
sum OF tl9J 0o0 Ia 10 be expended Al
onte. Three hundred men are NJ worn
along tne line, aud are 10 be continued
until tbs river Ia put In ship shsps.
THE City Of Monroe, the new boa
OF tie A chor line, has b on launched
a, j fsspnyille, on tie Olio, IRON
the ii wards y 'rds. Her dimensionI
srei Length, Z76 feet; ~ feet bean
and . feet depth Of no d. b1e vii
Gerry q bsf,efy Of Ave boilers, esof
~ ise' long, and two eogines, With 70
inch cylinders and Q FOOT stroke. TIT
vessel has bssn built with . view :,
' speed, style aad son.I.. There vii
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-05
COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened
steady and closAd quiet middlipg, 9tc.
Sales, 1000 bales, including $50 last
evening, Of which ITO to exporters
and $50 to spinners; receipts, Sl5
bales; shipments, - bslee; stock on
hand, 62is bales; receipts to date, 7O4
bales; shipments to date bales.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..
Ordinary, &c; good ordinary, Tic,
low middhng, SIC; middling, etc;
good middling, 9tc; middiing lair,
nominal; fair, nominal.
DAILY COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock September LIT, 4539; burnt,
-; homo consumption "a date, -;
stock running account, 52i3. Imports
M. 4 @. X. r. ,6S; M. 4 T. r r, "a;
l. 4 N r. R, 80; NJ. 4 L r. X. r., 81
O., 0. Il s. W. R. r., 81; M, IS 4 B.
X. r, "a; steamers, 81; wagons, rs.
Exports-none.
New York spots opened Arm and
closed firm; middling. loo. Sales, 700
bales. Quotations were as folio vs.: Or.
binary, 7ic; good ordinary, 8 IS Ice;
low middlinp, 9sc; middling, lOc; good
middling, l0fc; middling fair, l0ic;
fair, 11sc. Futures opened steady ut
decline and. closed barely steady, as
follows: 5ep'embe', 94l99 AZ; %.
tober, 8.25G9.28; November, 8 100
9l9; December, 8 1909 10; January,
8 23@924; February, 0 1909 30;
MaIch, 8 5000 As; April, $500 46;
May, 9.52(99 So; June, 95S@9 SO;
July, 0 64@965 salee, 80,6OO bses
The Nav Orleans 500, market opened
quiet aud closed weak and irregular
middliig, 9so. Sales, 500 bales. Quo
tations were q, folows: Ordinary,
70; good ordinary, ste; low mid
ding. Ssc; middling, ole; good mid.
ding, 90. Futures opened barely
steady and closed quiet, as follows:
September, s seas Of; October, $40
@S.Ss November s 75taS 70, Decem-
Der, $40; Jsnuary, s.S4@s IS; Febru.
AIRY, S93CGS "a; March, 902@9 % !,
April, 9l299 Is; May, 92l(19 %;
June, 8 3D(nS. 80 Sales, 1890 bsies.
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MARKET.
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be torty.iour large staterooms IN the
main ssbin, which will bs furnished
In elegant style. Tho texas, which 10
large and roomy, will contain twenty
staterooms for the uss Of passengers,
and will be supplied with comfort
.sual TO the best quarters on many
first class packets. She will be used
ss both passenger and freigt carrier,
and will have a registered carrying
capacity OF 1910 tone. The msmmoth
Wheels are "a feet in diameter, and
contain twenty-one buckets, each 10
feet In length.
TnK receipts by the local packets
yesterday were rs f,llowB: Will 3.
Haye, from Arkansas City-120 bales
cotton, So bsgs seed cotton, oil racks
cotton seed, 10l packages sundries.
Coahoma, from Frisrs Point--l45 bales
cotton, 81 bags seed cotton, and 266
eacks cotton seed. Rene Macresdy,
from Osceola--l70 bales cotton, I bags
seed cotton, 1917 sacks cotton seed.
The engineers In charge Of the I'm
provements at the mouth Of Red
river do not expect to make good
steamboat water through Old river
during the present stages OF the Red
and Mississippi, and the work that
has been ana is now being done Is 70
prepare for any rise that might occur
In either OF thoss rivers, when the
securing ont oil good channel would
be a comparatively easy matter,
Carr GABLE Informs the Seuben.
vile Gsz stts that the low wafer In the
Ohio river began sooner this summer
than ever before in his knowledge.
The low water was reached on June
June rs, and only two or three trips
have been made by the 0'Neal since
that time, and the indications are that
the water will be too low for navigl.
ton during the month Of Septt mber,
which is q low water month every
year.
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Non.ResIdent Notice

Circuit Court of shelby County. Tennefsto-
flltabs b Lewls W, Albeit Levitt,
II appearing ffo pe'itisn hled IN this
cause, which Uleorn u, that the deissd
ant, Albert Lowls, Ia Eoh -tosidont " the
btste Of lem tseel
II IL thsref re ordered, ThAtho maize his
apteafAnes herein At tho courthouse. IN tue
oitY II Memphis, Tennessee, 90 or bel 70
the third Monday 10 bop'e her nsrt, lsfI,
aud plead, answer or demuf 70 plaihhft
bill tot Il v0rce, OF the tame will be iakon
iOf confessed a. 10 HIN and he cause oct for
hearing on parieg ard thata n0py ~ this or.
der be published Oneo a veet, Tor Jour $40
esss.re weeks, In the Memphis Daily APP
peal.
A cory attest -. ..-...
DANIEL BgHLOs9, Clerk.
ByI.p. Your, U'putg Clefks
Ait fnsy Tor uIaintlH, John z. Nhss.
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The chief demand Is for mules from Is
to Isl hands hish--levee mules.
HoRsns-Dul; drivers, $l25(al85;
heavy draf', $l459ls0; saddle, $l25A
l75; extra saddle, 3l75(0275; pings.
s45@s5. Texas ponies, s2O985; few
on market.
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Donr Laugh a, Nervous people.

Their ssnsrinss are very real, although
you, with your visoroui physique and s,rons
nerves, can scarcely believe II. Rather sur
s,stt the uso OF Hoststtsr's Stomach Bi,iers,
which, In romovingsvery trace Of dyspepsia,
md regulating tho livor and bowels, strikes
at and exterpA,e, the most rieli6c cause Of
,hronie nervous trouble. That berve.shat-
iormid4pls ailments, to the removal Of
which this rental remedy IL spet tally
Rdsptod. Nervous proftrAtion, resultlng
fom prolonged mental or physical effort, 70
also state OF tho system where tNe inter-
pArtisulsrly al its use IL 10 suist aud felAn
tho tonNon OF over-wtout hi nerves. Ihs
Bit r. arc invalUsbls In rheumAtisn, neu.
ralsia and kidney troubles. kmploy no sub
siituta fer T..
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Bank clesrings today we're $40, $50, l2s ;
! balances, sl,7N,0sS. !
CINoMS1rl, O., September 3.-Whis-
1. vsteady' Sales Of 1904 barrels q aished
20. 'ds on basis Of 81 O5.
81. LosIs, Mo-, Ssptembe S-Wool
was IN steady demand, though the
market was quiet and weak,
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Non .Realdeni Nnilna.

No. zs7. Il D.-Clfcuit Court Of Shelby
eounly, Tenn Emma Walker ". Bsnia-
min r. Walker.
Il Appearing from petition fled In hi.
cause. Which u svorn 10, that the defendant,
Benjamin 7, Walker, 10 q non resident of
tho state NJ Tennogeei
Il IL therefore ordered, That he make
Ia ~ liz n, msmnhi,. T.nn an =, h.'a,.
the third Monday In September nsIt, III,
and plead, answer or dsmuf 70 plaintiffs
bill for divorce, OF the zane sill BE- aiken for
confessed A. 70 him snd the eauie set for
he rng sH garie sud that a copy u this
successive ueets, IN the Memphii Appeal.
A oOIy-Attestt
DANIEL scHLOss, Clerk.
BJJ. p. Young, Dsputy Clerk
Malone A Walton and Walter Malone, A..
lSfneys Tor piaintH. sat
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-05
COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.

PRIME CRuDs On none; OF
crude, none; prime summer yellow,
400; of GUNNER yellow, 49,;
choice cooking summer yellow, .40(a
42c; miners summer yellow, 2Sa40c
prime cotton seed meal, SlB car load
lois; esI tan car load, SIS; of cot.
ton seed meal, -.
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HIDES AND TA.L0W.

HIprs-Dry flint, No. /, l4c; No. 2,
lie; dry sailed, sole; green sailed,
No. Lib; No. 2, 8tc; green, 5(@8c!
Sheep skins, l6c@fl. BseswaI. zoe.
Tallow, 3@Slc.
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Non-Ilesldent Notice.

Clrouit Court Of shelby county, .Tsnnsnso-
Annie Tayl rvs. Tlomas Taylor,
AppeafinE from petiiion hlsd this
MT, Thomas Taylor, 10 a h0n resident Of the
jtAts Of lonnosssef
IL 10 therefore ofdsred, That no make
bis appearance bsfsln, AZ the courthouse,
In the city OF Memphis. Topnolsss, on or
before the third Monday ia september,
plaintiffs bill Tor divorce, ~ the SANE Will
Be taken for confessed A. 70 hin aud the
cause set for hsafins sf psfiei and that
. copy Of this o. isf be publ shed enes .
sssk, for four successive weeks, 10 the Mem
phb Daily Appeal.
bsNrEL scgLoss. CLARK.
ByJ. y. young, Dsput{ ylerl.
Aisssssy W plslaus, yess 10 Me-
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smOI, LEAD AMI NAILS.

sHor-Drop 81 rs; Buck 81 so.
LRAD-6c.
NAns-Iron s. l5@H 20; Steel % sb
@$2 40.
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ToBAooo-Oommon, 25@S5c; other
grades, S5(aS5c.
sSuFr-Garrett's, $40 IS; Ralph's,
$40 %; Railroad, 50 Is.
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WOOL.

Wool - BURY grease wool, IN.
washed, l39lSc; clear grease wool,
23(928c; bury washed, 23@30c; tub
washed. g3(ny8-,
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LAVE srOUH.
Hoes-Choice A(A4lc

uoes-Ouolce, fVD4tc.
sHEEP-Choice, Stc; medium, pa
2ic.
LANBs-Good to cholcs, fiCa4 so.
GaAss CArTLE-Onoice, SIC; good,
S@9tc; fair to medium, 2i(92sc; seal.
lawags, Hole.
CHICAGO. ILL, September 3.-The
Drovers' journal reports: Cattle
Receipts, 1000 head. Market slow and
stealy; shipping steers, 1904 90;
etockers and icederp, 81 50Cd2 50; cows,
bulls and mixed, 81 25t92 80; Texas
cattle, 81 COOS 20. HOgs-Rsceipts,
1000 head; shipments, 5000 head.
Market strong and SC higher; rough
81 90CS5 20; packing and shipping
81 2 @5 90; light, a 85ts,5 40; skips
f2(ai70 sheAp-R ,ceipbs, 200 head
Shipments. 800 head. Natives, 81 VI
(d4 q; Western, 81 20yd3 20; Texans
81 COS 90; lambs, "a 20 IS.
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MuLH-LIsht demand, Il 10 IA
hands high tso9l70; ~ 70 10 hands
hi al, fll6al35; ID 70 lbi hands high,
SlS5(yl5oi lbi 70 IL hAads high, ,iGo.
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TOBACCO AND SNUFF

PowpxR-Ksss, SIS; half kegs, 81 rs
quarter keg,, ST 80.